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Performance Premises For Human Resources From Public Health Organizations In Romania

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  • Amalia-Luisa PUPĂZĂ

    (West University, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration from Timisoara)

Abstract

Improving the performance of health sector human resources is a goal pursued by all developed or developing countries. However, the lack of human resources planning and lack of clear and transparent human resources policies may lead to a crisis in this area. Human resource planning should be a priority in terms of health policies. In Romania, the lack of a planning concept and the lack of a policy on human resources has led to the actual context, with a human resources crisis of public health organizations. The role that human resources play in the health care system is indisputable. Essential to achieve quality performance in health care is human resources management. To overcome the human resources crisis that public health organizations in Romania is facing , specialists in the field have made several key recommendations: development of a coherent policy formation, development and allocation of human resources in health, increasing the number of medical staff and opportunities of professional career development in the medical field. Health system reform involves changing some aspects of employment, working conditions, degree of decentralization of management, skills, salary system and staff motivation.

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  • Amalia-Luisa PUPĂZĂ, 2011. "Performance Premises For Human Resources From Public Health Organizations In Romania," Annals - Economy Series, Constantin Brancusi University, Faculty of Economics, vol. 1, pages 288-302, March.
  • Handle: RePEc:cbu:jrnlec:y:2011:v:1:p:288-302
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